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202 NOTICES OF BOOKS.
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William Lectures Longman on the . Histor...
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Meliora* A Quarterly Review of Social Sc...
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the improve and s and extend education ies we have to the educed utmost . ; and This then will open secure a our fair welfare field to
vi nationall tall power y and y and more in richl energ our y than home the s , to independent which few industry elements of our can countrywomen contribute more . " ,
202 Notices Of Books.
202 NOTICES OF BOOKS .
William Lectures Longman On The . Histor...
William Lectures Longman on the . History Lectur of e first Eng . land Longman , Delivered and Co at ., Paternoster Chorley Wood Row , . by
The Bayeux Tapestry . London : Ham Treaeher ilton . and Adams . Brighton : H , and Co
Never was Mstory so charmingly and graphically presented as in the and never beautifull surel y printed was the and difficult illustrated art of condensation shilling lecture more before skilfull us y , y
interspersed employed the . Waters In with a of little beautifull a swiffc more flowing y than executed seventy stream woodcuts pages from , we of the large are History borne clear of along type the , ,
Britons as The on address before to the this . & omans first lecture , to the tells death us of that , King 6 ' the John Chorley , a . d . Wood 1 _£ 16 .
Association for promoting provident and industrious habits among the other laboring means tried classes for , promoting was established union and in 1855 good , " feeling and that among among the
various classes , was the delivery of monthly lectures during the evenings of the winter season distri . ct is under thousandof whom
two The hundred population availed of themselves the of the opportunity one thus afforded , . The objects of the Associationas set forth on the wrapper of this
, wonderfull cellent as y the cheap publication and hig itself hly interesting which we strong publication ly recommend , are as ex to
all interested in the progress and , amusement of the people . No school or mechanics' institute should fail to supply themselves with mistake notfind
itwhile home circles of young people will , if we , the evenings , History emp of loyed England in reading almost aloud as charming the Chorley as Wood those dedicated Lectures on to
fiction and romance . ' The translated Bayeux from Tapestry the French , an is historical a veritable tale romance of the of eleventh history , century wherein ,
the events chronicled , in elaborate , needlework by Matilda , wife of William the Conqueror , are l set forth afford in the favorable form of opportunit a story . The for
p stud lates ying , which at leisure are exceeding this _^ world y good -famed , tapestry a , now carefully y
preserved at the Museum , of Bayeux .
Meliora* A Quarterly Review Of Social Sc...
Meliora * A Quarterly Review of Social Science . We ourselves give , cordial has just greeting entered to on our the of shilling second reform contemporary year and of its career , which . of , It like the is
temperance an earnest laborer party , conducted in the field with skill and , discretion , as an , organ carries with
it considerable weight and importance _.
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), May 1, 1859, page 202, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01051859/page/58/
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